Sunday, April 02, 2006
  Credibility Commons
The internet is full of great information, but can you trust it? The Credibility Commons is trying to use techniques used by librarians to help people (maybe students) figure out if a site is credible. They have set up a beta search site that is supposed to search "credible" sources, but I did a quick search for blogging and wasn't particularly impressed. A search for hurricane Katrina fared much better. Of course, they're just now getting off the ground. I'm sure the sources will improve.

via Ars Technica
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